What specific type of usb does it take to operate a sync within the mp3 player and the computer/laptop?
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I'm not sure! The USB cord came with mp3 playe! I sent mine back to the factory to be repaired since it's still under warranty, but they asked for almost $20 shipping!!! Don't waist your money on this!
17916
Don't need to sync... just plug in to your computer and the Pyle will show up as a external drive - you just input or drag your music onto the Pyle icon
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the usb comes with the device, it is very small and is not the same as mini usb or kindle usb , those are the ones I had and didn´t fit
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The player comes equipped with the USB cable that both charges and syncs the music.
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It comes with a charge/sync usb cable. It will plug into any usb slot on a computer or (usb) block plug. The end that plugs into the mp3 player is a micro usb plug.
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Hopefully you are not the person that took off with mine!!! lol But I believe the USB is called a Micro USB B, judging by the picture I could find on line. Hopefully that helps...
1375801
Yes, it does. I had no problems syncing all my music from WMP to the MP3 player.
1226800
Yes you can. All mp3 playes when connected to a computer act just as a USB flash memory.
2257015
No, this is only a power supply, what you need is some other device that the flash drive goes into that will play the mp3 files. There are plug-in (into car power ports) devices like that, but this is only a power supply.
298434
No. You sync files from your windows type media players only. This item of mine only lasted 13 days and died. I have now gone with a Phillips MP3 player which is a remarkable player.
1498479
When you connect to your computer, your computer should recognize the device as a "USB Device." In Windows, look in "My Computer." Once you connect, you should be able to explore the device/drive. DO NOT DELETE any of the files you find. If you are successful connecting, there will be a folder that contains .mp3 files - I was successful with adding files to that folder that were then usable. However, with all that said, the device itself is very difficult to use, especially if you are expecting it to function like an "iPod." I hope this helps.
1532785
Any type of standard RCA cable, running through the mp3 headphone jack, should do the trick. That said, I've never used mine.
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I loaded MP3s onto a USB, but the device refuses to recognize the files or play them.
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Any USB works, You must load a playlist of the music you want to hear onto the thumb drive and it will play them in sequence or random I believe, It can't record to the drive just play.
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I looked at the mixer and it looks like the usb is only for plugging in mp3 players. You need a audio interface to connect to a laptop I use Roland UA-1G whith my laptop. Sorry for my first response I always just assumed that was what it was for.
120824
microUSB to USB is what you need. plug it in like any other USB mp3 player and it will be recognized by any compatible device: pc, sound system, etc.
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No, it is a ZIP drive, zero insertion force connection. Commonly used in MP3 players and older laptops.
477141
I have not tried the "syncing" but I suspect that if you plug the USB end into a computer, you could sync it with a folder on your computer. Hopefully this helps, but I'm curious to see the other answers myself. I'm going to try it out when I get a chance.
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It's only usb to computer... However, I use my m-audio microphone as a separate audio interface which I have open on FL Studios synced up to a channel in a berhinger mixer while I have virtual Dj hooked up in the main input and running through the ASIO audio interface
478898
mp3 port only I believe. However, let me tell you that this product broke very shortly after I purchased it. Beware
1567357
there is a USB cord that comes with this-- the smaller end go into the player and the larger end into the computer
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There may be other methods, but I just plug it into a USB port on my PC, open Windows Media Player, and use the sync menu to download my music.